Bio
Regina Simons is a Diné, Nakoda, and Dakota filmmaker and an enrolled citizen of the Navajo Nation. Her films tell stories through narrative, documentary, and experimental formats, emphasizing strong, multifaceted characters.
She earned a master's degree in Film & Media Arts from the University of Utah, where she refined her filmmaking skills and strengthened her commitment to using film for social change and healing across generations.
Regina’s artistic journey began early. Growing up around performing arts and academics, she developed a passion for both on-camera and behind-the-scenes roles. She enjoys writing, directing, and editing.
Guided by creativity and life experience, she weaves her heritage into every film. She values lifelong learning and often says, “As long as you are breathing, school is in session.”